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Nokia to push the email pulse higher
Nokia is ready to up its pitch in the email market with a slew of new offerings and applications.
This would primarily include a stronger email menu that is expected to be in the market by the end of 2007.
In addition, it will bring out navigation and Field Force applications by early 2008. The company purports to grow the email market in India.
Chakrapani GK, country general manager, enterprise solutions, Nokia shared that up ahead is a deepr portfolio of devices that will take the success of E-series and series 60 devices in the business application market a step further.
Reliance launches BlackBerry service
Reliance Communications (RCOM) on Monday launched Research in Motion's push platform based BlackBerry wireless solutions in what marks a first for an Indian CDMA network in India.
The Canadian company has already been present in Indian market through GSM operators Vodafone Essar and Bharti Airtel. The company is aggressively trying to tie up with more operators.
According to sources, RIM is already in advanced talks with BPL, Tata Indicom and Spice Telecom also to start BlackBerry services in India and agreements are expected to be sewn up in the next few months.
